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Koalas released after summer bushfire tragedy | 2020 Black Summer bushfires | ABC Australia

Subscribe ✅ and tap the notification bell 🔔 to be delivered Australian stories every day: https://bit.ly/Subscribe_ABCAustralia A genuinely hopeful milestone from one of the summer bushfires' saddest tragedies. Koalas found on the verge of starvation have been cared for at the Two Thumbs Wildlife Trust sanctuary for the past 7 months by a team of veterinarians, researchers and volunteers, and are now ready to be released into the wild. They will be closely studied by researchers from The Australian National University to see how they establish themselves in the burnt landscape. Three of the rescued koalas in care have been named after the three US firefighters, Ian McBeth, Paul Hudson, and Rick DeMorgan Jr, who were killed when their air tanker plane crashed shortly after dropping fire retardant on the sanctuary at Peak View in late January. Produced by Vanessa Milton and Richard Snashall Additional footage supplied by The Australian National University and Taronga Zoo Sydney Join the ABC Australia community on social media! http://abc.net.au/ Facebook:   / abc   Twitter:   / abcaustralia   Instagram:   / abcaustralia